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Strana 4
Quick come again , sweet May , Till ón a balmy day Again I hear her say , Cuckoo
! Cúckoo ! While travelling in Stellwagen from SAUERLOCH to HOLZKIRCHEN (
BAVARIA ) , July 8 , 1854 . JULIA ALPINULA . “ My father , spare my father ...
Quick come again , sweet May , Till ón a balmy day Again I hear her say , Cuckoo
! Cúckoo ! While travelling in Stellwagen from SAUERLOCH to HOLZKIRCHEN (
BAVARIA ) , July 8 , 1854 . JULIA ALPINULA . “ My father , spare my father ...
Strana 7
... daylight , Anna Maria Prieth , the widow , left House , home , and children five
at Pitz and crossed The ice of Reschen's frozen lake to Graun , There máde
confession of her sins and eased By thát sweet sacrament her burthened mind .
... daylight , Anna Maria Prieth , the widow , left House , home , and children five
at Pitz and crossed The ice of Reschen's frozen lake to Graun , There máde
confession of her sins and eased By thát sweet sacrament her burthened mind .
Strana 17
... brown and muscular , wise and bold ; The second delicate and fair , With soft ,
sweet eyes , and flaxen hair ; The third was inoffensive , mild And dócile as a well
reared child , Patient of wrong and in all ill And hárdship uncomplaining still .
... brown and muscular , wise and bold ; The second delicate and fair , With soft ,
sweet eyes , and flaxen hair ; The third was inoffensive , mild And dócile as a well
reared child , Patient of wrong and in all ill And hárdship uncomplaining still .
Strana 25
Cóme , let us shew that God has some care too For wólves and foxes ; not that
flesh of man To mé ' s particularly sweet or dainty , And 25.
Cóme , let us shew that God has some care too For wólves and foxes ; not that
flesh of man To mé ' s particularly sweet or dainty , And 25.
Strana 26
To mé ' s particularly sweet or dainty , And were I not by hunger pressed I d hold it
Almost beneath me to defile my blood With éven the least admixture of the blood
of the foul , lying , hypocritical monster ; But húnger has no law ; so fall thou on ...
To mé ' s particularly sweet or dainty , And were I not by hunger pressed I d hold it
Almost beneath me to defile my blood With éven the least admixture of the blood
of the foul , lying , hypocritical monster ; But húnger has no law ; so fall thou on ...
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Poems Chiefly Philosophical: In Continuation of My Book and a Half Year's Poems James Henry Úplné zobrazenie - 1856 |
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Bibliografické informácie
| Názov | Poems, Chiefly Philosophical: In Continuation of My Book and A Half Year's Poems |
| Autor | James Henry |
| Vydavateľ | C.C. Meinhold, 1856 |
| Dĺžka | 292 strán (strany) |
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